This Morning - Hairdresser Interview - Unbelieveable

[Bellasmummy]

Originally Posted by caj

It’s bad enough that he’s flouting the rules but he has his 3 kids come to stay once a week so isn't worried about putting them at risk by having somebody coming and going.

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I'm not getting into most of this ... but if the kids are under 18, then that is allowed under the rules.[/QUOTE]

No issue with the kids coming to stay, what I mean is that you think he’s be more careful knowing the his kids have to move between two homes.

If he doesn’t care about keeping to the rules to keep everybody safe you’d still least think he’d do it to try to keep his kids safe.

[HiddenMickey35]

ah i see i only saw 5 mins on tv because beautiful day outside and wonder why until I realised it now omg.

[bonnies mum]

Originally Posted by mollybogle

You must live near me one of my neighbours does this too

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And us. The lockdown has been business as usual for them.

[ChrisS]

It may be that many believe they've 'done their bit' after isolating for 7 weeks or so, but now want to head out, most have seen instances that surprise by an apparent lack of consideration, especially from those who, due to medical issues, need to take care of themselves/those around them.

There'll always be an element who believe isolation and consideration to others doesn't apply to them, look at Southend Beach last weekend, or on social network/forums where, possibly to feed attention seeking personalities, some have a need to announce intentions to ignore rules then wonder why others are less than complimentary.

We shrug it off, we'll continue to isolate bar my shopping for us/my parents, we'll carry on best we can and leave others to hang as they grow, their decision, their health.

[Nannad]

People who flout the lockdown rules are just playing Russian roulette

[willow]

Friend on Facebook today had her 2 year old son go to his grans, absolutely social distancing between then and then also have her sister in law visit them and post photos of them sitting in a paddling pool with him

[duchy]

Originally Posted by Bellasmummy

I'm not getting into most of this ... but if the kids are under 18, then that is allowed under the rules.

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No issue with the kids coming to stay, what I mean is that you think he’s be more careful knowing the his kids have to move between two homes.

If he doesn’t care about keeping to the rules to keep everybody safe you’d still least think he’d do it to try to keep his kids safe.[/QUOTE]

Of course he could have had the virus already and been tested , in which case regardless of the rules he knows he isn’t a risk . There must be quite a few people in that position by now.